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Lula 1 year ago
#8 Haha, no wonder! I mean, the government can efford it . they are rich, very rich. Look, Luxembourg has a population of approx. 650000 people and they life in an area of around 1000 sq miles, Ok, they might need more than one Bus to serve all districts. On the other hand - I can imagine, most of the citizens will go by one of their own cars. Well, their own luxury cars. Sorry, this is just my personal prejudice, I know i'm wrong. But I like to listen to their very own national language, Luxembourgish. I do not understand the very most words, but it sounds very friendly and you feel "close" rather quickly.
       
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Jedediah 1 year ago
Lula,

Luxembourg luxury is luxurious
       
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Cinderella 1 year ago
#8 It's not free, it's payed by the tax payer. So s a citizen you pay for transport whether you use it or not. Socialism....
       
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Lauren 1 year ago
Cinderella,

Just what do you think your taxes pay for? They pay for everything public, from schools to bridges and, guess what? Busses. They just charge you another fee to ride them, which is, guess what again? Taxation in disguise. You get taxed to use the thing you were already taxed to pay for. Which system is better?
       
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Jimmy 1 year ago
Cinderella,
Face palm.
       
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Virdie 1 year ago
#9 I always thought the lights were blue because of color blindness. Like they had enough colorblind people that blue is more apprant then green (which I think the world should actually adopt).
       
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Rotten fish is a traditional food in Sweden.

Since the 16th century, lightly salted and fermented Baltic Sea herring has been a part of Swedish cuisine. Before being sealed and sold in tins, the fish undergoes a two-month fermentation process in a salty brine. This fermentation gives the fish a strong rotten egg smell.

 

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